Flame test box, for identifying chemicals, 1851-1900

Made:: 1851-1900 in Penzance

Portable set of blowpipe apparatus and reagents by W A Taylor

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Portable set of blowpipe apparatus and reagents by W A Taylor, Penzance, 1851-1900.

Portable set of blowpipe apparatus and reagents by W A Taylor, Penzance

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Category:: Experimental Chemistry

Object Number:: 1982-70

Materials:: wood, carbon fibre, tin plated, brass, white metal, cardboard, paper, glass and complete

Measurements:: overall (box): 75 x 200 x 95 mm
weight: 6.38kg
weight: 14.06557lbs

type:: mineralogical testing sets, blowpipes, chemical analysis and flame testers

credit:: Shotts, N.

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Flame test box, for identifying chemicals, 1851-1900

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